2. Where does D tell them they are going?
(a) Back to her house after dinner.
(b) She does not tell them.
(c) D decides they should just stay in after dinner.
(d) No where.

3. Why does young Albert have to take off his wire-rimmed glasses?
(a) He doesn't wear glasses.
(b) To go through the metal detector.
(c) So he cannot give them to Tash to make a knife out of.
(d) They are fogging up because he is crying.

4. What do Tash's visitors have to go through?
(a) A brief lecture on what they can and can't do.
(b) A strip search.
(c) A metal detector.
(d) A lecture on the justice system.

5. What does Neeka say about Tash?
(a) He would not hurt a fly.
(b) At least he is out of drugs in prison.
(c) He has a bad temper, but would not do any more than slap a person.
(d) He is scary.

6. What do Sly and his friend testify?
(a) That Tash has nothing to do with the robbery.
(b) That Tash is the one who kills Randall.
(c) That Tash was the only one in on the robbery.
(d) That Tash was in on the robbery.

7. What does Neeka fear?
(a) Being beaten or raped.
(b) Her mother finding out.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Being arrested.

8. Why is Tash moved?
(a) He is harrassed about being gay and Tash cuts the man.
(b) He asked to get closer to his family.
(c) He is moved to a work camp.
(d) He is not moved.

9. Who is Randall?
(a) Tash's big brother.
(b) Miss Irene's son.
(c) Neeka's boyfriend.
(d) Tash's piano teacher.

10. What do the three girls vow to do?
(a) Go to speak on Flo's behalf.
(b) Stay friends forever.
(c) Write D every day.
(d) Hide D.

11. What does D learn that the court system has done?
(a) Revoked Flo's rights to be a foster mother.
(b) Approved D's real mother to take her.
(c) Decided to send D to her real father in another State.
(d) Approved Flo's adoption request.

12. Why does Jayjones think black people have been falsely imprisoned?
(a) They can't afford good lawyers.
(b) He does not know why.
(c) They are not given fair trials because the system is too overloaded.
(d) Racism.

13. What does Neeka's group share?
(a) The prison food.
(b) Pictures.
(c) A large, picnic-style lunch.
(d) Anger towards Tash for getting in there.

14. Why is Tash imprisoned?
(a) As an accomplish to murder.
(b) For assault on a police officer.
(c) As an accomplice to assault and robbery.
(d) For illegal drugs.

15. What does the narrator say is the effect of Tash's music?
(a) It made ladies cry.
(b) It enlivened everyone.
(c) She does not mention Tash's music.
(d) The lyrics bothered a lot of people.